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Despill_U
Contributed by ujjwal raj
With the Despill_U you can completely remove green and blue screen without loosing other colours, here you have controls on gama and gain too this is very simple tool.
Dealing with NaN pixels
Here's an approach to dealing with the occasional NaN pixel that can for example crop up when outputting through the ScanlineRender node.…
Interview with Paul Van Camp
Nuke's Evolution
Paul Van Camp, one of the four Academy Award winners from 2012, on his involvement in Nuke.
Rebuilding bad frames using OFlow
The original version of this article (with video) can be viewed here THE PROBLEM This is a tool I recently built for helping fix footage that was shot on an octocopter. However, it could equally be used for any situation where you have footage that has good frames interspersed with bad frames i.e.…
Foundry Nuke 16 is here, but can you run it?
User Manual
Installing nuBridge Unzip the downloaded zip file e.g.: /Users/frank/.nuke/nuBridge_osx64_v1.0.0 Add the resulting path to your NUKE_PATH or use the <HOME_DIR>/.nuke/init.py file to add it, e.g.: e.g.: nuke.pluginAddPath('/Users/frank/.nuke/nuBridge_osx64_v1.0.0') After (re)starting Nuke the nuBridge will be accessible via the Help menu, or as a custom pane via the Pane menu.…
Adding a Gizmo Icon
Why have a normal gizmo when you can spice it up with a flashy icon that shows up in your GUI? Just add this line to your .gizmo file, as the first line in your gizmo.…
Getting correct format and frame range if QuickTime movie, added via Python
If you want to add a QuickTime movie to the DAG pythonically, here's a trick for making sure you get the correct format and frame range. (setValue on the file knob after a node has been created does not work as expected) filepath = myMov.mov nuke.createNode("Read", "file {"+filePath+"}")
Detecting if a Node's Input has an Alpha Channel
The following expressions will check if the first input of a Node has a channel beginning with an "a". Obviously not 100% foolproof, but should get you started. TCL Expression: [string first ".a" [channels [input this 0]]]>-1 Python Expression: [python "len(\[n for n in nuke.channels(nuke.thisNode().input(0)) if n.find(\".a\") != -1])>0"]